Electric Guitar (Intermadiate to Advanced)

Learn natural harmonic techniques on electric guitar, finding the sweet spots at frets 5, 7, 12 (and octave) for powerful tones, with finger placement, resonance, and optional tremolo bar vibrato.

Tap harmonics build on natural harmonics; touch the string near the metal for octave tones. Use left-hand touch and right-hand tapping on frets, practice pentatonic scale, and experiment with slides.

Master peak harmonic, also called an artificial harmonic or squeal, by targeting a four-to-five degree spot, touching with the thumb at the pick’s junction, and using wrist control and vibrato.

Expand knowledge of the minor and major pentatonic scales and learn to play them on the keyboard. Discover ideas and tricks to improvise and form melodies.

Master the minor pentatonic scale first shape on electric guitar through targeted exercises, improving improvisation and finger dexterity for intermediate to advanced players.

Explore the minor pentatonic scale second shape and exercises to practice and reinforce scale patterns on the electric guitar.

Explore how the major pentatonic relates to the second shape of the minor pentatonic, and how the relative major and minor concepts and backing tracks shape major versus minor sounds.

Master the minor pentatonic scale through the 3rd shape and practical exercises, refining improvisation and fretboard fluency for intermediate to advanced electric guitar players.

Master the minor pentatonic scale 4th shape through focused exercises on the electric guitar to build technique and versatility.

Explore the minor pentatonic scale through the 5th shape and implement focused exercises to improve fretboard fluency on electric guitar.

Explore tension and release in blues solos using the minor pentatonic scale in a minor key, with question-and-answer phrasing and two blues boxes to craft bluesy licks.

Explore a question & answer lick on electric guitar for intermediate to advanced players. Explore a question & answer lick on electric guitar for intermediate to advanced players.

Combine three shapes into a single electric guitar lick, designed for intermediate to advanced players.

Master the blues box lick on electric guitar to sharpen phrasing and technique for intermediate to advanced players.

Discover how to apply the five pentatonic shapes across any key on the keyboard by using end points to determine the next position, from F minor to G major.

Explore major and minor pentatonic scales over a 12-bar blues, starting from the same note; use relative minor shapes to mirror major scale during chord changes.

Explore an em blues funk rock solo on electric guitar at an intermediate to advanced level, refining phrasing, technique, and expressive playing.

Explore harmonized funk on electric guitar, designed for intermediate to advanced players, based on the funk harmonized approach.

Apply slow, deliberate practice to build speed with a metronome; start at 70–80 bpm, increase one bpm every four bars, reset to 80 when needed.

Exercise 1 for electric guitar in the Electric Guitar (Intermadiate to Advanced) course, intended for intermediate to advanced players.

Apply intermediate to advanced electric guitar techniques in exercise 2 to build proficiency and performance skills.

Practice exercise 3 in the electric guitar course to build your intermediate to advanced skills.

Learn how the major scale is formed, using the C major scale as an example, with whole tone and semitone intervals and the major scale formula.

Learn how the major scale reveals seven modes by starting on different notes, changing intervals and vibe while keeping the same notes, from Ionian to Locrian.

Explore harmonizing the major scale by building triads from each degree in C major, identifying major, minor, and flat five seventh chords across the key.

Explore the relative modes in guitar playing by comparing Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, and Locrian within the C major framework, highlighting identical pitches but distinct intervals and vibes.

Explore the Ionian mode, master the major scale, and apply targeted exercises on electric guitar for intermediate to advanced players to improve improvisation and technique.

Explore an f major ballad solo on electric guitar, designed for intermediate to advanced players.

Develop electric guitar improvisation with four Ionian mode (major scale) licks, designed for intermediate to advanced players to expand phrasing and musical vocabulary.

Explore the Dorian mode in F major and derive G Dorian, compare to major/minor scales, and learn how the sharp six notes shape the Dorian vibe for rock guitar solos.

Explore the dorian mode on electric guitar through exercises designed for intermediate to advanced players.

Explore four Dorian mode licks for electric guitar today, designed for intermediate to advanced players.

Master a B Dorian funk solo on electric guitar for intermediate to advanced players today.

Explore the Phrygian mode in F major relative modes, noting its flat second degree and minor third, creating a dark, Spanish or Middle Eastern flavor used in heavy metal riffs.

Master phrygian mode on electric guitar through targeted exercises designed for intermediate to advanced players.

Explore 4 Phrygian mode licks on electric guitar, advancing technique from intermediate to advanced levels with practical phrasing and fretboard navigation.

Develop an e phyrgian riff for electric guitar, designed for intermediate to advanced players. Explore phyrgian phrasing on the e scale through this riff.

Explore the fourth mode, Lydian, using B-flat Lydian from the F major scale. Learn how the fourth note shifts toward a major vibe and practice the leading mode.

Master the Lydian mode on electric guitar through targeted exercises to extend your scale fluency and phrasing.

Explore four Lydian licks on electric guitar. It targets players at intermediate to advanced levels.

Master a C Lydian solo on electric guitar, focusing on modal phrasing, scale choices, and advanced techniques for intermediate to advanced players.